In the Andean towns like Ayacucho, the carnivals are very well organized, since this dependera that the festejos are better than to the one of the last year.

The butlers or of the offerer of the celebration are in charge of all the organization and care, because not only this the fact to make a celebration, if not that in addition this sera the prestige that wins before the population.

The cajamarquino carnival is known in all Peru. The celebration carefully is prepared by all the town, that dedicates itself to prepare its disguises with months of anticipation. During the festividad, it is chosen to the queen of the carnival between the beautiful representatives of the diverse districts. The queen heads the privateering of allegorical cars by the city. The celebrations are accompanied by a war of water globes of which nobody is saved. From old, it is used perfumed water, perforated paper and serpentines. Nowadays, they have become current, lamentably, the use of bitumen and painting, that dim the celebrations.

This celebration celebrates the abundance of the grape and the wine in the region of Ica (4 h to the south of Lima by highway), where the perseverancia in the work with the grapevines has covered with green great gained extensions of land to the desert.

The Vendimia includes/understands fairs, aids, parades of allegorical, festivales cars of music and celebrations where festejo is danced afroperuano.

One of greater the attractiveness is the election and coronation of Reina of the Vendimia, that accompanied by his cut it executes “steps on it of the grape” to extract the juice of the fruit that will become licor. Along with the delicious roofing tiles - pecanas or confitadas, stuffed fruits manjarblanco and covered with bath of snow-covered the assistants to vendimia they will be able to enjoy the flavor of the pisco, brandy of grape originated in the Peru for almost four centuries, that seduces by its aroma and flavor.

In this week the most fervent religious feeling of the Andean man is concentrated. In Ayacucho, city located in the central mountain range from the country to 2,761 msnm, and capital of the department of he himself name, is celebrated one of the most intense adaptations of the passion, death and resurrection of Christ.

The week begins with the entrance from Jesus to the city mounted on a donkey. The day Wednesday the images of the Virgin Maria and San Juan cross the streets carpeted of flowers in fervent processions, until being with walks of Mr. Nazareno, to whom “they salute” in the Seat of Arms. At night of the Good Friday, the lights of the city are extinguished to leave to passage to the Gentleman of Santo Sepulcro or Christ of the Calvario. The image leaves the monastery of Santo Domingo to cross the city on a bed of white roses, followed by Painful and the rows of men and women of rigorous mourning carrying ignited wax candles.